One-on-one __________. is an example of qualitative?
Correct answer: D. interview
- A. questionnaire
- B. None of these
- C. both
- D. interview
Explanation
A one-on-one interview is a qualitative method because it allows detailed exploration of a participant's views, experiences, and meanings. A questionnaire may be qualitative or quantitative, but it is not necessarily a one-on-one method.
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